"Stop," Godwin said. "Any more than that, and he will die."
Osteon lay bloodied and bruised on the ground after the beating he received from Troy. If not for the Lionkin still holding back, the Chieftain of the Bonegnash Tribe might have already died long ago.
Troy clicked his tongue in response, reluctantly lifting his foot from the head of the bastard who had schemed to take over his tribe while he was away.
Osteon cursed both Troy and his subordinates, the latter of whom didn't inform him about what happened back in Grimjaw Mountain.
If he had been informed, he would have mobilized his army or escaped while he still had the chance.
Unfortunately, Otto had already killed all of Osteon's subordinates.
When Rhogar had revealed himself to Troy and acted condescendingly, they no longer needed to keep any witnesses alive.
In fact, Otto prioritized killing the cloaked men first before he focused on dealing with the other monsters.
